Cinnamon and honey hair color?

Honey should not change the color, but it will moisturize.It is a humectant and it draws moisture to your hair and skin. That is why it is in so many cosmetics. Lemon will lightly bleach and give you highlights. I am not sure, but cinnamon probably would give you some reddish highlights. I have heard of people using Red Zinger tea, by Celestial Seasoning for reddish highlights. That is due to the rose hips and hibiscus in it. For over a year I have used henna, and there are all kinds of instructions and forums online. I found that it was a bit too red so I added indigo to it. I am just tired of it and have decided to let all my gray come back. I just had about five pounds of hair cut off. I usually put the henna mix on my hair and leave it for five hours. I have also read that you can just add it to conditioner. From my research on various sites I learned to use something a little acid and something a little sweet with my herbs, then when there was color release I would "terp" with essential oils. Some people add cinnamon to their henna, I do know that. Generally I did a splash of lemon juice a little bit of honey, stirred in hot coffee with the herbs. After the color release I added lavender oil and Tea Tree oil then applied it to my hair, put on a shower cap and let it set for five hours. I would condition it and rinse it only the first night. 24 hours later I would shampoo. I hope you tell us about your experiences.

Interesting thoughts here. I have heard of mixing honey into shampoo, or conditioner and other products for other things with your skin, etc. but never this combination. Have you since tried this, and did it work? Not sure what it would do for my Blonde hair.

That sounds interesting! Please tell us the result, if you try it. I would like to find something natural that would cover my grey hair a bit.